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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
6
Sylvia Porter notes Austria’s three consecutive tax cuts over four years boosted revenue and growth. She cites rising tax take: 729 million in 1954, 791 million in 1955, 996 million in 1957, with 1958 focus on middle and lower incomes and dividend relief.
Beards town marks 1858 case where Abraham Lincoln defended Duff Armstrong in the Metzker murder amid a camp meeting dispute. A witness described a sling shot strike. Lincoln presented an almanac to place moonlight timing, aiding Armstrong’s acquittal. The trial helped shape Lincoln’s early national profile.
The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show on NBC-TV airs Thursdays and remains a top nighttime program. Ford rejects the idea of a fixed formula, instead mixing singing, talking, selling cars, and humor to connect with viewers. His witty lines blend warmth and wisdom, earning strong audience appeal.
Loretta and Gary Dee Blackwood have the measles. Mr and Mrs Charles Ford named their baby son Darrell Lamott. Teresa Winona is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gain Smith. Esther Tanner of Holly Pond visited relatives here Sunday. Madelon and J C Drinkard and Billy Hughes McKee traveled to Winston County Friday. Marnie Livingston and Martha Childers attended Dr A M Roan’s funeral in Decatur Sunday. Vila Merle McKee works in Decatur. Baby Lynette Weaver has the Whooping Cough. Eston Lewis of Eva visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs W P Roberts hosts visiting family from Mt Zion while Rev and Mrs Alston attend to church life. Methodist Youth Fellowship held a Wiener roast at Sportsman Lake with Mr and Mrs Truman Bridges. Neighbors and relatives from Hartselle Arab and Decatur joined various Sunday visits and a Mothers Day program at the church.
The Salvation Army interviewed 305 persons in February and March and consulted with other agencies on 50 cases. Local families received aid including 128 grocery orders 2 279 articles of clothing 190 pairs of shoes and 213 household items for fire victims.
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